Sentence examples for was utterly confident from inspiring English sources

He was utterly confident.

In the third and the fourth, Lewis was utterly confident, cocky even, and he began following the jabs with harder right crosses and uppercuts, blows that would have knocked out nearly anyone else.

Managing director Andy Street said despite the fall, he was "utterly confident" the performance was ahead of rivals, adding that "the role of the shop is absolutely critical in providing the online sales".

However, Mr Goodwin told BBC Breakfast that he was utterly confident the problem would be rectified: "Richard Branson will not allow us to fly until the aircraft is perfectly safe".

St. Laurent was utterly confident of an election victory, so much so that he did not even bother to fill the sixteen vacancies in the Senate.

He was utterly confident that he would succeed, believing "the logic of the situation," as he later put it, dictated his selection.

In the interlude between the third and fourth scenes, the brasses were utterly confident, from whispering quiet to clarion blasts.

As a musician he's utterly confident and dependable, gifted with one of the most beautiful baritone voices in the world".

Finally, a handful of MPs in marginal seats fear electoral retribution.A close run thingAs always, Mr Blair is utterly confident of his own powers of persuasion.

And yet an occupier, like Putin, who is utterly confident of his military superiority does not really need a cogent justification for his intervention.

What I am utterly confident about is the Labour party always acts with the utmost integrity and we did on this occasion too".